Conceptual Plan. Owner and City shall mutually agree upon a conceptual land use plan that is in accordance with the City’s Comprehensive Plan. It is Owner’s intent to develop and request zoning for the Property in accordance with the conceptual land use plan as shown in Exhibit B. The conceptual plan consists of (add description).
Conceptual Plan. The CONSULTANT will develop a conceptual plan for the Sixth Street Promenade Corridor to include corridor goals recommended by the Study Advisory Team (SAT) and the public, corridor recommendations to include concepts introduced in the Downtown Master Plan and Sixth Street Promenade Conceptual Plan, corridor connections building upon the recommendations from the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan, and a conceptual design highlighting proposed streetscape and landscape improvements to integrate a multimodal Sixth Street concept into the active transportation network. Graphics and visualizations in cross-sectional and three-dimensional formats will be created to inform the SAT, stakeholders, and the public as to the overall concept for three Sixth Street Promenade Corridor.
Conceptual Plan. Owner and City shall mutually agree upon a conceptual land use plan that is in accordance with the City’s Comprehensive Plan. It is Owner’s intent to develop and request zoning for the Property in accordance with the conceptual land use plan as shown in Exhibit B. Owner acknowledges property cannot be used until a site plan or special use permit has been approved. Property shall be kept free of nuisance conditions inclusive of the derelict fence and inoperable vehicles parked on the west side of the fence. The improvements associated with the property located at 4333 may be located in the setback area. Future land use applications shall address the need for variances to allow the structure to remain.
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Conceptual Plan. As of the Closing Date, the Concept Plan shall have been completed and approved by City.
Conceptual Plan. Consultant shall use assembled data, comments from PMT, Stakeholder Interviews, Annotated Map, and frameworks developed in tasks 3.1 through 3.5 to generate one Conceptual Plan. The Conceptual Plan is intended to show ideas for development of the Project Area based on the requirements and desires of participants in Stakeholder Meetings and City. The Plan must illustrate an alternative development scenario that could presently be achievable under the existing Comprehensive Plan designations and development standards. The Conceptual Plan must include area plan showing proposed zoning; openspace areas; street circulation and design; pedestrian and bike facilities; housing density; building massing, photos of existing examples to demonstrate the general character and scale of proposed structures; and other graphic materials necessary to show the overall design of the Conceptual Plan. The Conceptual Plan does not require a high level of architectural design detail, but must be suitable to the local context (i.e. the “small-town character” of Ashland). Conceptual Plan must include development types identified in Housing and Land Use Framework identify best locations for concentrations of housing, and any proposed neighborhood serving mixed-use commercial components. show any designated greenways or public open space. identify locations for consolidated storm water management water retention facilities if proposed. each include adequate methods of accommodating pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle traffic through Project Area. show any connections to existing or planned transportation facilities within, or neighboring, the Project Area. Consultant shall coordinate with PMT to ensure the Concept Plan is adequate to meet City and ODOT requirements for issues such as access management and local street standards The Conceptual Plan must include: o Plan views showing zoning and lot layouts in consideration of natural features and transportation network; o Vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle circulation plans, including their connections to the City transportation system; o A short narrative with the highlights including a summary of: ▪ Housing and Land Use Framework ▪ Greenway and Openspace Framework; ▪ Mobility Framework ▪ Infrastructure Framework and ▪ Sustainability Framework City Deliverables
Conceptual Plan. The Lessor has approved the Lessee’s plan for the redevelopment of the Premises as set forth in the Proposal (the “Conceptual Plan”), including the conceptual design of the open space and including, without limitation, renderings and layouts of the Premises, estimated commencement and completion dates and preliminary information relating to scheduling requirements during construction, estimated times and manner of delivery of equipment and materials, and preliminary functional plans showing the proposed location of on-site utility systems and all connections to utility supply lines at the perimeter of the Premises, all necessary roadways, ramps, pedestrian circulation and parking areas, appropriate landscaping (including the landscaping of open space) and fences.
Conceptual Plan. Develop alternative odor control strategies using the preferred odor and corrosion control technologies selected by the City. For each alternative strategy, identify locations, specify design criteria, and provide conceptual site layouts. Develop the opinion of probable capital and O&M costs associated with each strategy. Compare each strategy on the basis of life cycle costs, feasibility, O&M requirements, and overall effectiveness at meeting the odor and corrosion control goals. Real estate acquisition costs will be requested from the City Real Estate Department or other publicly available appraisal records. Parcel boundaries will be obtained from the City’s GIS data.
Conceptual Plan. At the outset of this engagement, XXXX will review any existing documents and plans that the COUNTY has related to vision and objectives for an integrated system. XXXX will meet with the COUNTY to discuss the work completed to-date, and will draft a revised conceptual plan that provides a statement of vision and direction that will guide all subsequent project work. This conceptual plan and statement of vision and direction will be presented to the CARE management team and the various CARE vendors for discussion and comment. Once adopted by CARE, this will form the basis for the Solutions Requirements and will guide the development of the individual systems.
Conceptual Plan. The Design-Builder shall create and provide to the County, by no later than the date specified an initial Conceptual Plan (criteria concept plan is included as an attachment to the RFP), to include, but not be limited to, the following deliverables and Services: • Drawings/reports illustrating the site plan, building orientations and proposed floor plans for the structure shall be prepared to at least thirty percent (30%) level of completion. Design activities shall include working with County Sheriff and County staff to analyze and discuss the plans, budget and related Project requirements. • The Design-Builder will meet with County staff during the conceptual stage to determine the next steps in the overall permitting and approval process. The Design-Builder will prepare, apply for and complete the Concept Plan to Site Plan Approval process with the County. The Design-Builder shall determine all required approval processes including those of the County, utility and service providers, and all other agencies having jurisdiction over the design and/or construction work. • Proposed locations and proposed designs of above and below ground features, infrastructure, buildings and facilities. • Existing and proposed parcel boundaries and dimensions as needed for approvals; existing and approximate finished grade contour lines; existing and proposed building footprints; dedicated rights of way and street names; existing and proposed drives and parking layout showing approximate grade calculations and including Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) spaces; existing and proposed pedestrian facilities and sidewalks; existing and proposed utilities; existing and proposed drainage systems; existing and proposed open spaces; development name; site address; parcel number; scale, north arrow, date prepared, and legend. • Immediately upon presenting the Project at the concept Meeting with the County, the Design-Builder shall provide a written follow up report detailing challenges and opportunities and time/cost projection estimates to complete the design. This report shall detail the steps that remain to gain full County reviews and approvals, as required, to proceed with the proposed construction. • Such other documentation, reports, plans or other documents or information as required by the County shall be included in the Conceptual Plan. • Any changes from the Technical Proposal must be specifically identified and approved in writing by the County.
